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November
20, 1983
Address on the One Millionth Volume
Rev. Timothy S. Healy, S.J., former President, Georgetown
University
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April 18, 1983
Speeches That Play: Timing in Drama
William Alfred, Professor of Humanities, Harvard University
April 5, 1983
Graham Greene, Spain, Monsignor Quixote
Rev. Leopoldo Duran, University of Madrid
November 30, 1982
Film screening and an exhibit of the holograph manuscript
of Tom Sawyer
November 14, 1982
Exhibition of the facsimile of Codex Benedictus from
the Vatican
Paul Meyvaert, Harvard professor and member of the Medieval
Academy
October 19, 1982
Eric Gill and the Tradition of Letter Forms in the 20th
Century
Michael Harvey, artist and author
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May 22, 1982
Modern American Poetry: A Personal View
William Jay Smith, poetry consultant, Library of Congress
April 22, 1982
Shakespeare and the Dark Lady
Professor A. L. Rowse, Emeritus Fellow of All Souls College,
Oxford University
October 28, 1981
Who Was William Shakespeare?
Professor Samuel Schoenbaum, Shakespeare scholar
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May 16, 1981
On Wood Engraving
Barry Moser, artist
March 13, 1981
The Celtic Cultural Program
Panel
January 18, 1981
Hoya Saxa! The History of Athletics at Georgetown
Merrell Whittlesey, Washington Star reporter
December 7, 1980
A Gentleman's Library: The David A. Baer Collection
Frederick R. Goff, Director, Rare Books Division, Library
of Congress
September 28, 1980
Photography in Books
Robert W. Wagner, Board of Directors, American Film Institute
July 9, 1980
Conversation on Horatio Alger writings
Ralph D. Gardner, Horatio Alger biographer
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April 9, 1980
Samuel A. Lubell Papers
Richard M. Scammon, Director, Census Bureau and author
February 24, 1980
Algernon Charles Swinburne's Atalanta in Calydon
Terry Meyers, Professor, College of William and Mary
September 23, 1979
Wordsworth: A Giant Build-up
Mark L. Reed, Professor, University of North Carolina, author
and Wordsworth scholar
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